EOY accounts "going concern"
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Hi
I have a client who I am currently submitting EOY accounts for 2012/13 before we close the company down in 2013.14 as her turnover is less than £20k, and she would like to go back to being a sole trader - she works part time hours essentially.
If I am submitting end of year accounts at present, do I need to make a statement regarding going concern - the company could carry on, but I know we are closing it down next year. Or is 'going concern' just to protect against people distorting figures and pleading ignorance.
Thanks!
SA
I have a client who I am currently submitting EOY accounts for 2012/13 before we close the company down in 2013.14 as her turnover is less than £20k, and she would like to go back to being a sole trader - she works part time hours essentially.
If I am submitting end of year accounts at present, do I need to make a statement regarding going concern - the company could carry on, but I know we are closing it down next year. Or is 'going concern' just to protect against people distorting figures and pleading ignorance.
Thanks!
SA
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What is your accounting framework? Assuming the FRSSE (Apr-08), take a look at para 2.12 - all will be revealed!0
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